Sanford Stirs Giants to Lead with Four-Hit Win
Jack Sanford delivered a four hit shutout effort to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0 Tuesday night, lifting the San Francisco Giants into first place by one game. Ernie Broglio’s record performance remains the benchmark in the league.
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Baseball Standings and Night Games Across Leagues
The standings show Chicago and New York atop the AL and NL with key results from recent games. Cubs beat St Louis 7-4 aided by Broglio's wild inning, Dodgers, Braves, and Astros win, while Giants cheer Sanford in a 3-4 night. Navy football to field nine lettermen on offense and defense next fall.
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Midget League Plans Outlined for Youth Baseball
Recreation director Herman Beringer outlines a Midget League for ages 7 through 11 plus. Boys practice two afternoons weekly at Alta Brown playground. Attendees from Georgia Matthews Hutchison and Alta Brown meet Mondays and Thursdays 1 to 3 pm starting June 1. Jones Garsfield and St Marys join sessions Wednesdays and Saturdays at Alta Town playground starting June 3, 1 to 3 pm.
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Palmer Preps Mind for Open
Arnold Palmer says he is focusing on the Open and pacing his buildup for the Grand Slam quest. He played an exhibition at Brook Hollow with Byron Nelson and others, shooting one under par 70, and spoke of peaking by the Open while staying physically ready despite a heavy schedule.
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Ensign Lifter Eyes State Meet At Wichita
Camarron Dick Hamilton of Ensign will compete Saturday in Wichita at the annual state power lifting championships. The AAU sanctioned event, sponsored by the Central YMCA of Wichita, features three lifts bench press squat and military press. Wilbur Miller, Cimarron’s dead lift world record holder, referees a junior high and high school lifting contest and aims for U S Olympic trials in New York.
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Siebern Delivers in Orioles 3 2 Victory Over Athletics
Norm Siebern, once with Kansas City, hit three singles including a game winning single in the 10th as Baltimore edged the Athletics 3-2. His third hit raised his average to .306 while Jim Gentile went 1-for-4 for KC. Other AL results included Boston, Chicago, Detroit and Minnesota winning. Belinsky faltered in Boston comeback. Don Larsen’s era noted for Sox.
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Shearmire Heads Garden City Women’s Bowling Assn
Lilia Shearmire elected president for 1964 65 season at a banquet at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. About 215 attended as Donna Collins was named vice president, Mary Jo Hedges secretary treasurer, and Helen Careuthers sergeant at arms. Outgoing president Crowley led the event amid a ninth season with record membership and trophies presented. A color film of local women bowlers was shown.
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Wampler and McDonald Win Airlinks Event
Vera Mae Wampler and George McDonald won the special Scotch foursome at Jaycee Airlinks Sunday afternoon. Eleven couples competed. Pam Keller and Earl Johnson finished second. Ruth Hooker and Bill Wasson took third. Longest drives on hole No 9 went to Francis Cox and Bill Branden.
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Ryun Joins Tough California Relays Field
Jim Ryun a Wichita East High junior faces an elite four mile field at the California Relays in Modesto. He ran 4 06.4 for four laps last week, nearing the national prep mark, while rivals Cyrol Burleson and Tom O Hara post 3 57 5 and 3 56 6 respectively. The meet includes Beatty Oerter Kidd Baillie and more top throwers.
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Industrial Golf League meeting set for 1964 season
An organizational meeting for the 1964 Men's Industrial Golf League is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Jaycee Airlinks Clubhouse. Fourteen teams joined last summer, with Austin's Cafe winning the team crown. officials hope for at least that many squads this season. Russell Bray serves as president, Buford Roper as vice president, and Vern Holmes as secretary treasurer. Also noted is Detroit pitcher Dave Wickersham improving his career record against Minnesota to 9-3 after two wins in his first two starts.
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Rural Grade Meet results list winners and team standings
Four boys and three girls was double winners at the Finney County rural grade school meet. Lincoln won Class A with 47 points. Plymell second, 32. Pierceville third, 30%. In Class B Plymell repeated with 394 points. Lincoln second, 195.6. Friend third, 16.1. Class A boys double winners were Greg Hands Plymell in 100 and 220. Randy Swearengen Lincoln in high jump and broad jump. Gary Barker Lincoln in shot put and pole vault. Class B double winner Danny McMillan Plymell in 109 and broad jump. Class A girls Stephanie Merrill Lincoln (50 and 100) and Susan Doll Theoni (high jump and broad jump). Cindy Todd Valentine Class B double winner in 30 and 75-yard dashes. Event winners include Greg Hands Plymell in 100 and 220, Gary Barker Lincoln in shot put and pole vault, Randy Swearengen Lincoln in high jump and broad jump, Cindy Todd Valentine in 50 and 100. Lincoln led with multiple firsts in girls events. Plymell dominated Class B boys events.
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Vike Coaches Make Changes at Copeland High
Copeland High Vikings reorganize coaching staff as Eddie Cramer resigns basketball but remains football and track coach. Jim Bradley named head basketball coach after three seasons at Lewis High. Lowell Young resigns as assistant. future plans undisclosed. Cramer and Bradley to coach only their sports next season.
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Scott City Open Golf Tourney Set For Sunday
Scott City golfers from the region will compete Sunday at the Scott City Country Club in a nine hole sand green course. Tee times are 8 to 11 am with 27 holes for championship flight and 18 for the lower flights. Entry is 3 dollars. Prizes to top three in each flight.
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Hines Heads K State Track and Wrestling Honors
Kansas State names Bob Hines captain of the 1965 track team at a spring dinner attended by about 130. Wes Dutton is honored as the 1964 track team’s most inspiring member, while Gus Garcia becomes honorary captain of the 1964 wrestling squad. John Thompson and Dave Unruh receive top points honors, with Unruh also named standout wrestler. Jim Mosteller is high point man in gymnastics. The USGA junior amateur golf championship runs July 28 to August 1 at Eugene Country Club in Oregon.
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